Exam 9: No Mission, No Margin: Fiscal Responsibility
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Changes in Medicaid standards mean that they must decide how to allocate their limited resources and serve their state's needs. This issue creates an ethics issue related to _____.
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What is the term that describes when employers collect insurance premiums, pool resources, and pay claims?
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The accountable care organization (ACO) was created to control costs and improve access to care. ACOs receive incentives for _____ .
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If you code visits by profit and not by diagnosis, you can engage in an unethical practice called ______.
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Healthcare providers can control demand for services through _____..
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An administrator is leading the downsizing process for his organization. This decision will lead to complete and permanent shutdown of the facility. His initial ethics duty for staff members is _____.
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Not-for-profit organizations have a duty to generate revenue and use that revenue for community benefit. The basis for this duty is in _____.
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